Her foul-mouthed response to a near-collision on the road made Kelly realize how stressed and overworked she actually was. This got her thinking about which little warning signs in our lives can tell us that we’re working too much. If you suspect you’re burning the candle at both ends and really feeling it, check out the five indicators she’s listed …
Allison Boyle is a blogger, coach and self-described “outdoor backpacking mentor.” Originally from Texas, Allison moved to California and fell in love with the great outdoors (much to her surprise). Now writes about her experiences, and advice at She Dreams of Alpine, offering training and guidance programs aimed at aspiring outdoorswomen in particular. In this episode, Allison explains what converted …
Tara Wagner is a belief breakthrough coach whose services are aimed at self-employed women struggling with the day-to-day stresses of running their own businesses. For over a decade, Tara has helped her clients debunk and put aside beliefs that have held them back from personal growth and physical improvement. In this episode, Tara discusses how previously helpful beliefs can take …
We’re wrapping up our Superpower Month—well, Superpower Slighty-Longer-Than-a-Month—by focusing on what’s right in front of us: the present. Being present might not seem to be an obvious superpower in the same way sleep or regular fitness is, but you’ll find that centering yourself and your activities in the moment pays dividends. It will keep you grounded and compel you to …
Superpower month is turning out to be a rousing success, so this week we’re tackling the obvious: how being physically fit is a superpower in and of itself. Not only is working out healthy, but building a consistent schedule around your routine and filling it with milestones you can look forward to allows you to maximize feeling good from one …
You might have noticed there wasn’t an episode last week. There’s a very simple reason for that: Kelly forgot to record one! It was an innocent error, but one she ended up fretting over, debating whether to deal directly with the omission or just pretend it didn’t happen. It was in this stressful moment that Kelly’s friends came through for …
Unfortunately, life has done its thing and gotten in the way of Kelly’s “Superpower” month. So fittingly, we’re going to revisit an older episode where we discussed how to clear your head and maintain your drive even when life has tried to derail you. To keep ourselves on track and accountable when we really just aren’t feeling it on an …
It’s a brand new year, and Kelly is kicking things off with a “superpower” month, focusing on how managing different aspects of our life can vastly improve our day-to-day enjoyment. While we will examine friends, habits and weights in the near future, this week we’re going to focus on something that can take up approximately a third of each day: …
For this special New Year’s edition of Your Body Mind Fit Connection, we interview professional and personal coach Jim Fortin. Jim is a certified Master Practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming as well as a certified Master Hypnotist. When it comes to nutrition, fitness and personal growth in general, he believes that the key to creating actual, lifelong change is not barreling …
Joe Jacobi is an Olympic gold medallist in slalom canoeing (Barcelona, 1992), a high performance coach, and the man behind the Sunday Morning Joe inspirational newsletter. When he was the CEO of US Canoe/Kayak, Joe realized that his health was starting to suffer and that he was putting everybody else’s needs before his own, reinforcing his belief that fitness is …